uuuh, no. i've got ubuntu (i3wm) on my home machine and would never consider anything else for my development environment. Not having to manually manage window

uuuh, no. i've got ubuntu (i3wm) on my home machine and would never consider anything else for my development environment. Not having to manually manage windows was an eye opener to me. but from my experience, most people aren't open to change. they don't want to relearn anything. they just want their old way, forever and ever on. there will be some software that they've used for years. This software will probably be (at best) similar to the linux alternative. But it will be different. And they don't want different. They want the same UX. This applies to both Windows and Apple Users. Its especially confusing if said person knows jack shit about their chosen platform.